Safety Publications/Articles
Airport Taxi Diagrams
To reduce runway incursions and improve surface navigation, the AOPA Air Safety Foundation, in conjunction with the FAA Runway Safety Program Office, is pleased to provide airport taxi diagrams for the busiest U.S. towered airports. Diagrams are updated regularly, so check before each flight to be sure you have the most current diagram(s).
Note: Diagrams are in PDF format.
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Search by one of the following criteria (or leave all fields blank and click "Find Diagrams" to view complete list):
Can't find your airport diagram?
It may be because...
- There isn't a paper FAA chart for it yet. The FAA is always adding new charts, so keep checking for your airport diagram.
- It hasn't been provided to AOPA. The online diagrams are provided to AOPA by the FAA. AOPA will make them available to you as they become available to us.
- It isn't a towered airport. The online diagrams only include towered airports.
Do you have a question about the airport taxi diagrams?
Send specific questions or concerns about individual diagrams to Richard.P.Mayhew@faa.gov.
Please e-mail all general inquiries directly to the AOPA Air Safety Foundation.
Do you have an airport safety concern?
If you notice poor paint, lack of signage, or inadequate markings at your airport(s), tell us about it. E-mail your comments, along with the airport name and the signage's/marking's location on the field (if applicable) to the AOPA Air Safety Foundation.
Useful links
- The AOPA Air Safety Foundation's online course: Runway Safety Program
- Taxiway signage from the Operations at Towered Airports safety advisor
- Flash Cards
- Legend for airport diagrams.
- AOPA's Airport Directory Online (you have to be registered as an AOPA member).
- The FAA's Runway Safety Program Office Web site.
The Airport Diagrams displayed on this Web page are published by the:
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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration National Aeronautical Charting Office in accordance with Interagency Air Cartographic Committee specifications and agreements approved by |
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Department of Defense * Federal Aviation Administration
For more information on aeronautical charts and related publications, visit the National Aeronautical Charting Office Web site.
Effective Date Note
The displayed Airport Diagrams are identical to those shown in the current edition of the Terminal Procedures Publication (TPP) effective Thursday, May 8, 2008.
Suggested use of the digital Airport Diagrams
This data was scanned from the original paper Airport Diagrams at 600 dpi and made available here in PDF format as a convenience. No effort was made to check the data for geo-referencing accuracy! The data is intended to be used as if it were paper, either viewed on the computer CRT or printed on a high quality printer. This data should only be used for flight planning — nothing more! It is not intended to replace the printed document.
Liability Note
The airport diagrams on the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Web site are identical to those printed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the Terminal Procedures Publication (TPP). If the digital files or diagrams printed from the AOPA Web site are altered by any of its members or any other persons accessing this Web site, neither AOPA, FAA, nor their personnel, will be liable for any claims, losses, or damage arising from or connected with the use of the altered product. The user agrees to hold harmless the AOPA organization, the Department of Transportation, and the FAA.
E-mail the AOPA Air Safety Foundation.
Updated Thursday, May 8, 2008
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